Dromedary, Nicely done, very nicely done. Spareribs already mentioned it, but you were in the top half of the womens field, so I don't think you can use that "I'm not that fast" line. The line you can use is "I ran a marathon". And you ran it nicely considering the weather conditions during the race. Also, I really enjoyed reading your RR. I don't know that much about L.A. (just what I see on the news), your report put a human side to the city. Sounds like a fun marathon and city. Thanks for sharing your race experience with us. Paul
I see you scratched on a race...are you ok?
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Running the 2016 Boston Marathon for Children's Hospital
Race support was great! The crowds were very enthusiastic and helpful. There were plenty of water, Gatorade, fruit and pretzels on the course, mostly in the poorer neighborhoods than the richer ones. The LA Fire Department took good care of us, turning on fire hydrants when it got warm, and quickly tending to the hurt and heat exhausted.
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